Development
Stories, page 60
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Islington Reviews Community Infrastructure Levy Policy Islington Council is reviewing its Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) policy to ensure strategic allocation of funds and address uneven distribution of developer contributions...
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Brentford's Charlton & Albany House Site Could Be Named After Ex-Leader Hounslow Council is considering naming the Charlton and Albany House development in Brentford after its former leader, Steve Curran. The decision is subject to discussions with...
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Romford Shopping Centre Could Get 700 New Homes Romford's Liberty Shopping Centre could be transformed with the addition of 700 new homes, according to plans discussed at a Havering Strategic Planning Committee meeting on...
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Harrow Council to Bid for Homes to Tackle Housing Crisis Harrow Council is urgently bidding to acquire 140 newly built homes within the borough to address the growing housing crisis and reduce reliance on temporary accommodation.
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Wimbledon Forum to Discuss Updated Objectives, Streamlined Procedures, Community Engagement, and Environmental Strategy The Wimbledon Community Forum convened on Thursday, October 23, 2025, to address several key initiatives, including updating its objectives, streamlining procedures, enhancing...
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Thomas More Square Community Space Secured Permanently A community space in Thomas More Square has been secured on a permanent basis, following a decision by Tower Hamlets Council's Strategic Development Committee.
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Rejects Demolition and New Build on Cathcart Road The Kensington and Chelsea Planning Applications Committee has refused a proposal to demolish a two-storey dwelling and construct a new one at 12 Cathcart Road, SW10 9NN. The...
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Council to Revamp Uxbridge Road After Residents' Petition Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to revamp Uxbridge Road following a petition from local residents demanding improvements to the area.
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Wandsworth Council Motion on Crime and Housing Fails Amidst Heated Debate Wandsworth Council's recent meeting saw heated debates on crime and housing, but a motion highlighting these issues ultimately failed to pass.
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Merton Launches 'Big Conversation': What's Being Discussed? Merton Council has launched a new initiative called the 'We Are Merton Big Conversation,' aimed at engaging the community in discussions about the future of the borough.
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Co-Living Development Proposed for Former Atik Site Romford could see a new co-living development on the former Atik nightclub site, pending planning approval. The target demographic is primarily single, working people, and some...
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Westminster Formally Delegates London Squares Act Powers Westminster City Council has formally delegated powers under the London Squares Preservation Act 1931 to its Strategic Planning Committee and two Planning Sub Committees,...
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New YMCA Supported Housing Planned for Romford Romford is set to gain new supported housing as YMCA Thames Gateway plans a six-storey building with 184 units at 29 Rush Green Road. The Havering Strategic Planning Committee...
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Kingston Council Appoints New Strategy Director Kingston Council has appointed a new Director of Strategy & Transformation following interviews held on 24 October 2025.
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New Director of Place-Making role to be appointed Newham Council is set to appoint a Director of Place-Making, a role created following a restructure in September 2025 that combined two existing positions at Tiers 2 & 3.
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Haringey Approves New Tenancy Strategy and Policy Haringey Council has approved a new Tenancy Strategy and Tenancy Management Policy, set to take effect from 4 November 2025, aiming to improve social housing standards and...
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Gurnell Leisure Centre Financial Plan Due Ealing Council is under pressure to publish a full financial plan for the new Gurnell Leisure Centre, after delays prompted a question from Councillor Fabio Conti to Councillor...
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Ealing Council Debates National Insurance, Business Rates Impact and Treasury Management Ealing Council has debated the impact of national insurance contributions and business rates on the local economy, urging government action to support local businesses....
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Barnet Council Approves Constitutional Amendments Affecting Building Safety, Governance, and Financial Regulations Barnet Council has approved a series of constitutional amendments, following a meeting held on Tuesday, 21 October 2025. The changes, which affect building safety, governance,...
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Barnet Council to Report on Public Engagement in Developments Following Deputation Barnet Council will produce a report on public engagement in major developments following a deputation at its meeting on 21 October 2025. The council voted to submit the...